Spring Lake Park Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Halyn
Roth

Halyn Roth is running for mayor of Spring Lake Park in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Robert Nelson.

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · Mayor

  1. 01Robert NelsonIncumbent
  2. 02Halyn RothYou’re reading
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Background

About
Worked for most of a career as a special education paraprofessional.
Occupation (from candidate statement)
Stay-at-home parent
Endorsed by
Lists endorsements from Council Members Lisa Dircks and April Moran, State Sen. Mary Kunesh, State Rep. Erin Koegel, Stonewall DFL, Democratic Municipal Officials, LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, Moms Demand Action (Gun Sense Candidate), Senate District 39 DFL and the Minneapolis Regional Labor Council, AFL-CIO. Halyn Roth campaign site
Campaign website
www.halynroth.com

Halyn Roth took part in the League of Women Voters mayor forum; Robert Nelson was unable to attend. League of Women Voters Anoka-Blaine-Coon Rapids Area: 2026 candidate forums

Council Members Lisa Dircks and April Moran are listed as endorsers on Halyn Roth's campaign site. Halyn Roth campaign site

On the record: Halyn Roth

6 sourced
01License plate readers1 sourced position
  • Opposes the city's license plate reader program and would work to cancel the Flock contract.

    I am strongly opposed to Spring Lake Park’s ALPR program entirely, and will work with my colleagues on the City Council to cancel our contract with Flock.”

    Own statementABC NewspapersLink

02Public comment rules2 sourced positions
03Property tax levy1 sourced position
  • Proposes a line-by-line review of the city budget.

    I am ready to conduct a line-by-line budget review to eliminate waste, improve efficiency and protect taxpayers.”

    Own statementABC NewspapersLink

04Redevelopment1 sourced position
  • Supports vertical mixed-use development on the city-owned property near the public works building on Highway 65.

    Specifically, I support vertical mixed use development at the property recently acquired by the city near the public works building on Highway 65.”

    Own statementHalyn Roth campaign siteLink

05Parks1 sourced position
  • Proposes paying for park improvements through state funding, grants and a capital replacement fund rather than tax increases.

    Pay for park improvements without raising taxes using a combination of funding methods, including state funding, grants, and a Capital Asset Replacement fund.”

    Own statementHalyn Roth campaign siteLink

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